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There has definitely been a shift in seasons here. I know it and the fruit trees know it. Christina at A Thinking Stomach took this series of photos in her orchard just recently and I was inspired to try something similar.
I have become a photographer of convenience and usually us my phone, but recently have become acutely aware that our little point and shoot takes much better pictures than the phone camera. What’s more, the point and shoot has a macro lens feature that I don’t use often enough.
I took a few minutes to play and tried it out a bit.
Later, the same day I met up with a friend and her children at one of our local gardens. About half way through the visit both our girls had our cameras and clicked away with abandon. As my friend pointed out, allowing them to take pictures slows them down and offers them an opportunity to really pay attention to their surroundings. Here are a few of the images my daughter captured.
According to the calendar, spring is still a few weeks away. But, clearly, spring didn’t feel like waiting.
Lovely shots and I love the fox/raccoon? head. Anyway, it certainly feels like spring to me 🙂
Funny, when I first say the statue I thought it was a fox. I just saw it from above. Then my daughter called it a raccoon. I think it is a raccoon? I am loving this spring weather.
Thanks for the shout-out, Jessica!
The apricot blossoms are my favorite. I love the contrast of the clean white petals, yellow stamens, and red “petticoats.”
Yes, me too. I never noticed their detail until I went to photograph them. They are quite beautiful.
Beautiful post!